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just thinking
03:00
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It would be so easy to try and find something safe in you
I’m sure you’re sleeping in your own bed, happier without me
I’m so close, I could call you
I know I shouldn’t, you wouldn’t answer anyway
But I still dream about you, even though I don’t want to
Last night you were singing me to sleep
Your voice carried over everything:
“I’m thinking it through, I’m thinking of you”
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2. |
living room
03:59
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Walk around these dirty streets
I wonder if you’d recognize me out of context
Am I out of time?
I can’t remember the last thing you said
I just remember how it made me feel
When I close my eyes
I can’t move on from you
Sitting in a living room, I don’t want to look right at you
I don’t have the confidence to say what I want to say
You talk to me
Like it’s nothing
I haven’t heard before
I can’t move on from you
because I don’t want to
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3. |
cc/ac
03:02
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4. |
crushed
02:21
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You’re going through the motions
I’m looking the other way
You’re tying up the loose ends
I’m building a contingency
You lost yourself, I lost you too
You spend your time and it’s your own
And I’ll keep my mouth shut til I can’t take anymore
nights alone
This loneliness, the deepest pit in my chest
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